Gut Fungi May Play a Role in Gallstone Formation
Researchers discovered that people with gallstones have different types of fungi living in their gut compared to healthy people. In mouse …
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Researchers discovered that people with gallstones have different types of fungi living in their gut compared to healthy people. In mouse …
Researchers surveyed over 1,200 doctors across Brazil to understand what they know and believe about childbirth care. They found that most …
Researchers followed over 113,000 Korean adults for about 9 years to understand how much carbohydrates people should eat. They found …
Scientists created a new type of radioactive tracer—basically a special dye that shows up on medical imaging—designed to find prostate …
Scientists have discovered that a special protein called ASCT2 acts like a delivery truck for an important nutrient called glutamine in …
A new review of research shows that vitamin D deficiency is a major health problem in Portugal, affecting a large portion of the population. …
Researchers studied 55 older adults who were becoming physically weak and fragile. They attended 12 group classes that taught them about …
Researchers in Malaysia studied 259 people—some vegetarians and some who eat meat—to understand how different types of healthy fats in their …
Scientists studying diabetes need reliable ways to measure how genes work in the liver and pancreas. This research tested eleven different …
Scientists discovered how estrogen helps your body create special "beige fat" that burns calories and generates heat. When people become …
Scientists discovered a special type of immune cell in your small intestine that acts like a peacekeeper, keeping your gut calm and healthy. …
Researchers in Brazil studied 188 cats and their owners to find out how many cats are overweight and why. They discovered that nearly 3 out …
Scientists studied the teeth of mammoths that lived in California during the Ice Age to figure out what they ate and what the weather was …
Scientists studied how a rare hormone deficiency affects bone health. The hormone, called arginine vasopressin (AVP), helps your body …
Researchers looked at 47 studies involving over 1,000 healthy people to see if probiotic supplements (the "good bacteria" pills many people …
Scientists discovered that a type of bacteria found in cheese called Lactobacillus helveticus VEL12193 might help your body's cells stay …
Scientists studied why probiotic treatments don't always work the same way for everyone. They focused on a special bacteria called …
Researchers tested whether a charcoal-based additive called biochar could prevent an unpleasant odor that develops in pork from some male …
Researchers tested whether giving dairy cows extra calcium right after giving birth could help prevent a serious condition called milk …
Scientists studied a gene called NAT2 that helps our bodies break down medicines and certain nutrients like folate. By comparing this gene …
Researchers studied a traditional Chinese herbal mixture called Zhimu-Huangbai that has been used for centuries to treat type 2 diabetes. …
Scientists are discovering that certain helpful bacteria in your gut might influence how your genes work without changing your DNA itself. …
Scientists discovered that a protein called Sirt6 helps control immune cells in your body, and when you gain weight, this protein decreases. …
Researchers tested whether olive oil and certain animal fats could help reverse heart disease in rats fed an unhealthy diet. After 12 weeks …
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